BSA Law advises that the Royal Thai Police has ordered all sobriety checkpoints to extend their hours checking for drivers under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs to around-the-clock.

The move follows recent incidents in Bangkok and Chiang Mai provinces involving vehicles being drunk driven in which bicyclists were killed.

A police spokesman said the roadblocks normally ended their checking at around 2 am to 3 am. But they would now stay in operation 24 hours.

The spokesman also said the police would hold discussions with ..

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